Five fundraising tweets for 31 August 2016

Howard Lake | 31 August 2016 | News

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• behavioural insight
• Brexit
• data
• faith
• Twitter

Here are five more tweets for fundraisers. Fundraising ideas, reminders, data and opportunities, culled from the wonderful world of Twitter.

1. Data

Even though Brexit means Brexit, don’t think that means any changes to your data protection responsibilities.

If anyone asks if Brexit means you don't have to follow EU data protection rules, show them this. pic.twitter.com/L2GbJzRgOW

— Daniel Fluskey (@danielfluskey) July 20, 2016

2. Nudge…

10 nudge-tastic examples of persuasive copywriting from charities. #NFP #Fundraising #charities https://t.co/zAEashAyvq via @Econsultancy

— David LockeAFCA (@DavidLockeAFCA) June 13, 2016

3. … Nudge

The research shows people are more likely to opt in if the opt-in box is accompanied by an image of a child https://t.co/b2MDOYJtCs

— Susannah Birkwood (@SusannahBirkwoo) June 3, 2016

4. Rewards in heaven

A fundraising idea for church congregations. Thanks to @AdrianBeney.

Who needs to pass an offering plate? This fundraiser will fill out a budget in any church. @UnvirtuousAbbey pic.twitter.com/ffbSmb59TQ

— Rev. Jeremy Smith (@umjeremy) August 30, 2016

5. As if you didn’t know

ITV confirms the role and value of fundraisers. And you’ve still got time to nominate people for the Fundraiser of the Year category in its Pride of Britain awards.

#Fundraisers bring essential funds to #charities & deserve recognition. @itvnews #PrideOfBritain #CharityTuesday pic.twitter.com/mJP7jP8qSu

— ITV Social Purpose (@ITVPurpose) August 9, 2016

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About Howard Lake
Howard Lake is consultant editor of UK Fundraising. He founded the site in 1994 and successfully sold it in 2022. As director of Giving X Ltd he is exploring growing giving on a massive scale. He is the founder of Fundraising Camp and co-founder of GoodJobs.